I have JSON objects stored in the table and I am trying to write a query to get the first element from that JSON.
Replication Script
create table staging.par.test_json (id int, val varchar(2000));
insert into staging.par.test_json values (1, '{"list":[{"element":"Plumber"},{"element":"Craft"},{"element":"Plumbing"},{"element":"Electrics"},{"element":"Electrical"},{"element":"Tradesperson"},{"element":"Home services"},{"element":"Housekeepings"},{"element":"Electrical Goods"}]}');
insert into staging.par.test_json values (2,'
{
"list": [
{
"element": "Wholesale jeweler"
},
{
"element": "Fashion"
},
{
"element": "Industry"
},
{
"element": "Jewelry store"
},
{
"element": "Business service"
},
{
"element": "Corporate office"
}
]
}');
with cte_get_cats AS
(
select id,
val as category_list
from staging.par.test_json
),
cats_parse AS
(
select id,
parse_json(category_list) as c
from cte_get_cats
),
distinct_cats as
(
select id,
INDEX,
UPPER(cast(value:element AS varchar)) As c
from
cats_parse,
LATERAL flatten(INPUT => c:"list")
order by 1,2
) ,
cat_array AS
(
SELECT
id,
array_agg(DISTINCT c) AS sds_categories
FROM
distinct_cats
GROUP BY 1
),
sds_cats AS
(
select id,
cast(sds_categories[0] AS varchar) as sds_primary_category
from cat_array
)
select * from sds_cats;
Values: Categories
{"list":[{"element":"Plumber"},{"element":"Craft"},{"element":"Plumbing"},{"element":"Electrics"},{"element":"Electrical"},{"element":"Tradesperson"},{"element":"Home services"},{"element":"Housekeepings"},{"element":"Electrical Goods"}]}
Flattening it to a list gives me
["Plumber","Craft","Plumbing","Electrics","Electrical","Tradesperson","Home services","Housekeepings","Electrical Goods"]
Issue: The order of this is not always same. Snowflake seems to change the ordering sometimes snowflake changes the order as per the alphabet. How can I make this static. I do not want the order to be changed.
The problem is the way you're using ARRAY_AGG
:
array_agg(DISTINCT c) AS sds_categories
Specifying it like that gives Snowflake no guidelines on how the contents of array should be arranged. You should not assume that the arrays will be created in the same order as their input records - it might, but it's not guaranteed. So you probably want to do
array_agg(DISTINCT c) within group (order by index) AS sds_categories
But that won't work, as if you use DISTINCT c
, the value of index
for each c
is unknown. Perhaps you don't need DISTINCT
, then this will work
array_agg(c) within group (order by index) AS sds_categories
If you do need DISTINCT
, you need to somehow associate an index
with a distinct c
value. One way is to use a MIN
function on index
in the input. Here's a full query
with cte_get_cats AS
(
select id,
val as category_list
from staging.par.test_json
),
cats_parse AS
(
select id,
parse_json(category_list) as c
from cte_get_cats
),
distinct_cats as
(
select id,
MIN(INDEX) AS index,
UPPER(cast(value:element AS varchar)) As c
from
cats_parse,
LATERAL flatten(INPUT => c:"list")
group by 1,3
) ,
cat_array AS
(
SELECT
id,
array_agg(c) within group (order by index) AS sds_categories
FROM
distinct_cats
GROUP BY 1
),
sds_cats AS
(
select id,
cast(sds_categories[0] AS varchar) as sds_primary_category
from cat_array
)
select * from cat_array;
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